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As employers and employee advocates eagerly await the California Supreme Court’s decision in Brinkley and Brinker regarding the lengths to which employers must ensure employees are afforded the opportunity to take meal breaks, some companies have decided to go so far as to discipline employees who voluntarily work “off the clock.”  I have to admit [...]

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Tip-pooling and tip-allocation cases are on the rise. Tips left for employees may not be shared with management employees. In Chua v. Starbucks, 174 Cal.App.4th 688 (2009) the court upheld Starbuck’s “tip-allocation” policy where customers put tips into a tip jar that was intended to compensate all employees working the shifts, including shift supervisors.

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